February Vacation

well, i had a good week. i hung out with Shannon, Bradley, and Jon for a but on Saturday and we got some food at a place that i won't name because then you could find out where i live, then went to a convenience store and got a coke and some mentos... i couldn't stay for the explosion, so i watched it on youtube that night. i went to Old Saybrook from Saturday until Monday, then spent the rest of the week at home. the next Sunday was my sister's birthday, and she had a sleepover party from Saturday to Sunday. i went on a field trip at my meeting house, which is like a church but it's Unitarian Universalist. we went to the Buddhist Center. i assume that there are more than one of those, and i dont even know that that's what it's really called. well, Monday we had now school, so i went to North Hampton. i got a pin, another pin for Bradley that says, "PRODUCT OF A SICK SOCIETY" in red on a black and white striped background, and i got a"Bushisms" poster. it's pretty funny. it has a bunch of quotes from Bush, like "i believe that war is a dangerous place," "if we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure," and "quite frankly, teachers are the only profession that teaches our children," or something like that. oh and there was another one that actually makes some sense: rarely do we ask the question: is our children learning? no shit we don't ask that, we ask are our children learning. he is a serious screw up. another one goes something like this: ...Although, the thought of going to war isn't a very optimistic thought, is it? Basically, thinking of going to war is the opposite of optimistic. hahahaha wow. well, i guess i have to go now...